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There would be no Andrea Martin and Catherine O’Hara if it weren’t for this legend
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Alan Thicke is showing us his smile again with his new starring role as Jack Bailey in Queen for a Day: the Musical, which opens tonight at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts. The new musical is based on the first reality radio and TV show of the same name. We chatted with the Canadian-born actor about hosting duties, his musical prowess and getting sweaty and hot.
Looking at a jam-packed wardrobe and feeling like you’ve worn every piece to death is the worst feeling. On those days, putting together a fresh outfit can feel tortuous and nearly impossible. On the other hand, the absolute best feeling is turning around and seeing the entire closet with what seems like a fresh set of eyes and finding something new buried deep within the old.